counting oor Navajo

counting

naamwoord, werkwoord

Present participle of count.

Soortgelyke frases

how many? things that can be counted
díkwíí

one who has gone to school, the educated one, one who counted
ííłta’ii

count
nambooígíí · ííníshtaʼ · óltaʼ · ółtaʼ

don't count your chickens before they're hatched
tʼáadoo danitʼání íítiʼ

all together, counting all
’ahióóltą’go

voorbeelde

8 For behold, if a man being aevil giveth a gift, he doeth it bgrudgingly; wherefore it is counted unto him the same as if he had retained the gift; wherefore he is counted evil before God.
8 Jó áko, diné doo yáʼátʼéhígíí naalyéhé aa yiléego, éí doo íinízin da ndi ákótʼįįh; ákohgo Diyin God éí doo aa jiniláágóó yółtaʼ, ákohgo Diyin God bichʼįʼgo éí doo yáʼájítʼééhgóó haa ntsáhákees.

Junia, whose brother committed suicide, says, “Even though you may not be able to grasp their grief completely, what counts is that you want to understand how they feel.”
Junia joolyéego bínaaí ádiisxı̨́, kójíní, “Azhą́ tsʼídá yínííł átʼéhígi doo nił bééhózin da ndi, háká adeeshwoł nínízingo yáʼátʼééh.”

Count your many blessings; ev’ry doubt will fly,
Nik’ijisdli’ yiniłta’ iłhalą́ áhidoot’á,

“Count me out!”
“Shí éí dooda doo!”

9 And likewise also is it counted evil unto a man, if he shall pray and not with areal intent of heart; yea, and it profiteth him nothing, for God receiveth none such.
9 Dóó tʼáá áko náánátʼéego, diné doo tʼáá aaníí áníigo bijéí biyiʼdóó sodilzingo, éí diné doo yáʼájítʼéehgo baa ntsíhodookos, dóó sodizin eí tʼáadoo nanídlíní da, háálá Diyin God éí ákótʼéhígíí doo yiyíistsʼą́ąʼ da.

Count your many blessings; name them one by one,
Nik’ijisdli’ yiniłta’ t’áała’óó yinzhíh,

Because of the Prophet Joseph Smith and the restored gospel, another blessing we can count is that we have the opportunity to take the sacrament each week—prepared, blessed, and passed by authorized servants of God.
Bá yáłti’í Joseph Smith dóó hane’ yá’at’éehii ninálya biniinaa, naaki bee ak’ihojisdli’ bíídiidzóhii eíí nihí t’áa Damǫ́ǫ bááh dóó tó yilzį́įhgo chonéil’į́į́h—hasht’éel’į́į́h, bik’isohodíziih, dóó atáakááh Diyin God.

Now, as for what “counts” as home teaching, every good thing you do “counts,” so report it all!
Ha’íí “nizhǫ́nóo” hoo-ghangi na’néestą́ą́’ wolyé, ałtso “bee” áká iinílwodíí, akó baa náholne’!

Count your blessings;
Nik’ijisdli’ yiniłta’;

But when they happen, they touch our hearts and inspire us to count our own blessings.
Ndí yiiltséehgo, nihijéí yidádilchi’ dóó bee nihik’ídahójisdlį́’ígíí déiyiniilta’ łih.

Ne 1:1; 2:1 —Why can we conclude that “the 20th year” mentioned at Nehemiah 1:1 and 2:1 is counted from the same starting point?
Ne 1:1; 2:1 —Haash yitʼéego nihił bééhózin Nehemiah 1:1 dóó 2:1gi “Naadiin náhááh góneʼ” nínígi éí tʼáá łáʼígíí bee hahoolzhiizhgo yaa yáłtiʼ?

(Ps 45:1; 49:3) As you watch the video The Kingdom —100 Years and Counting, find answers to the following questions:
(Ps 45:1; 49:3) Wóyahgi ndaʼídíkidígíí éí video The Kingdom—100 Years and Counting, biiʼdóó nihá answer ádadoolnííł:

We can count all those blessings every Sunday and feel grateful.
Ni t’áá Damǫ́ǫ bik’eh néiiniltáh dóó t’áá be’áha’-deet’ą́ benínánilníh bik’eh.

How much better it is to count our present blessings and to focus on future joys under the Kingdom! —2Co 4:16-18.
Jiihóvah biNahatʼaʼ tʼáá ahąąh baa nitsíikeesgo éí bee nihikʼihojidlíi doo náásgóó ádahodooníłígíí baa nihił dahózhǫ́ǫ doo! —2Co 4:16-18.

7 For behold, it is not counted unto him for righteousness.
7 Jó áko, éí éí yáʼátʼééhjí doo há wóltaʼ da.

Ps 90:10, 12 —How do we “count our days so that we may acquire a heart of wisdom”?
Ps 90:10, 12—Haitʼéego “nihijéí dahodooyąąłígíí biniyé nihí dayéełkaahii dayíníiltaʼgo bínanihiníłtin” doo?

However, they “went out from before the Sanhedrin, rejoicing because they had been counted worthy to be dishonored in behalf of his name.”
Ndi éí “diné ándahaʼáii áłah nilínígíí bitsʼą́ą́ʼ dashdiikaigo, Jesus bízhiʼ biniinaa doo ił ídlı̨́ bikʼee tiʼdahodzoozniiʼígi bą́ą́h daʼjílı̨́įgo hąąh tsíhodeeskézígíí baa hoł dahóózhǫǫd.”

No one has been able to count all the stars in the universe.
Sǫʼ éí doo wóltaʼ bíighah da.